Well this is it. The storm chaser skin is finally complete. Thanks to one individual who shall remain unnamed for giving me the basic design. I most likely would have given credit if the original wasn't so messed up. After spending 24 redesigning the layout, putting the correct buttons in place, and adding support for buttons that were missed I decided not to.
Have any questions of comments send them to info-is@in-file
-=( Tenjou Tenge )=-
25/04/2004
My second Winamp skin (My first one was made
3 years ago for the anime NOIR ^^).Well This
time it's dedicated for the manga Tenjou
Tenge (the anime is curently airing).
I hadn't the equaliser since i think th ...
Greets!!!!:):):)
%%% Absolute 3D !!!
!!! This skin is a fully 3D skin:):)
4 my girlfriend: Roxy:):):):) I love U Baby:):):)
U wanna see artistic grafix?
Check this site: http://ekho.tx.hu my virtual gallery
and our gdt's game: http: ...
Skin Name: MC Graphiti v1.0
Version: 1.0
Filename: MC Graphiti.zip
Subject: Graphiti of my name
Author: M.C
Email: info-is@in-file
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NOTE: Y ...
dont know where to put this yet :)
1) gen.bmp has a generic window frame for plugins to use.
its format is similar to the minibrowser's.
In addition gen.bmp includes a font for the titlebar, in both
highlight and n ...
Sailor Mercury AMP v2.0 (March 1, 2000)
Version 2 Changes: -Added AVS Window
-Fixed the problem of buttons not changing to Secondary when clicked
-Fixed the reversed colours in the Equalizer graphic display thingie
>>Hi! this is my first actual att ...
04/16/1999
A-10 Cuba! by Ernest Putnoky
This skin is based on Activision's A-10 Cuba! simulation game.
Thanx for downloading!
If you like it, please e-mail me...
E-mail: info-is@in-file ...
April 14, 2000
Greetings from the Dark. I am The Warlock. I have created the Super Mario Bros. skin for all the true die hard Mario fans out there that love and appreciate how awesome the original game was. I have made the skin work entirely with the amp ...
